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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-08-09
FULL OF FuN.

.-'T know Washington was great
tnjun fighter" said little Tommy, ''be.
cause he cut down his fathers Chcro-
kee."
The Sun says; 1--WE have no
equivalent for bette in our language. :"
What is the matter with angle-wormsP
Life.
--Urchin No. 1-"How much have
you gotleft, JoeP" Urchin No.2--'Two
rents" Urchin No. 1-"Alas! how
quick nickel goc, when 1t is once
broken. ."-GJIdsn DAYS.
--"Another terrible washout," re-
marked Semaphore. "WhereP" asked
the superintendent 'Down at the
Chinese laundry" And the superin-
tendent said he did hate fool Dur
dette.
Butcher Ito young housckecper)-
How would you like a leg of mutton,
or beef. mumP" Young house keeper
(thoughtfully) ave had leg Of NUT
ton yesterday; I guess you may send a
leg of beef
"A boy eight years old, in one OF
our public schools, having been told
that a reptile 'fs an animal that
creeps." on being asked TO name one,
promptly and triumphantly replied "a
baby"
Colonel Bill Snort OF the croSog
County Clarion and farmers V'na',
Gator, received new subscription last
week.--the first in six months. and no
announced it under the head oil
"Huzza! The Cry IS Stiil lhey Come
huzza! -1erds Sy""gs'
George-"Emeline. SO you really
think you father cares for meP" Eme-
line-"Yes, Georges whyp George =
He promised me a kicking month
ago, but hasn' given it to me yet I'm
afraid his friendship Is cooling
Emeline -'rfhen. George, perhaps
you'll get it yet"
-blobson iound ms ilttle Doy crying
the other day. ana upon asking MN
what was the matter the precocious IN,
iane soopeu' w. Pas 4" "i'
there's gong TO De smash-up' ma
said she was gong TO spank me- anu
she Just been rnpDing mtro-giycerine
on her handsl
'Will you trust me, FannyP' he
cried, passionately grasping her hand.
with all my heart Augustus, with al
my SOUL with all myself sne Whisper
cd, nesting on MS many posonl'
would to Heaven you were my
tMlor' lie murmureu so.1o Voce' anu
tenderly he TOOK her TO MS arms
IL never can enjoy poetry when
I'm cooking" said an Old lady who
dropped in on a neighbor recently
But when step out to feed the pig,
and hist myself on the fence, and
throw my soul into a few lines OF
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-08-09
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MORNING BY
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rUBLIsHERs AND PRoPRIEToRs.
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Attest

Attest:
JORDAN GILES,
Secretary.
And the Court being sufficiently
advised, IL is ordered that an election
be held on Saturday the twentieth
day of August 1887, between the
hours of six a. m. and seven p. IN al
the several voting places in tbe Hop-
kinsville Magisterial district no. l, OF
Christian county State of Kentucky,
TO take the sense of the qualified
voters of said district as to whether
or not said district shall subscribe for
one thousand shares, of one hundred
dollars each of the capital stock oil
said Ohio Valley Railroad Company
on the terms and conditions named
and set forth in the foregoing petit
ton, is made part of this order. Said
election shall be held in accordance
with an act of the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth Of Ky, APPROX.
ed March Is, 1871, entitled an act "to
incorporate the South Kentucky Rail-
road Company"-now the Ohio Val
ley Railway Co. The clerk of the
Court is directed to make out suitable
poll books for recording the votes Of
said election and shall record in said
poll books the petition IN full of the
Ohio Valley Railway Co., herein or
dered to be flied, and have columns
in said poll books ruled-oDe headed
"for the subscription" and the other
against the subscriptions" and those
voting "for the subscription" TO be
counted in favor of the proposition
made by said Company as set forth In
the petition, and those voting "againsi
the subscription" TO be counted
against said proposition.
The following named persons are
appointed officers of said election, To
wit:
Court House, precinct No. l.
Judges, L. C. Tinsley and j. W. Yam
cey Sheriff, John Boyd Clerk, 7. f
Rogers.
Ilipkins Livery Stable, precinct
No. 2-Judges, j. p. Prouse and j
X. Twyman; Sheriff, IL. Il. Wiley
Clerk, r. 4. Mcdaniel.
II Is further ordered that S. E
Trice, Lucian Jones and E. p. Camp
bell be, and they are, hereby appoint
ed Trustees in accordance with the
conditions recited in said petition re-
lating thereto, and in tho event of
favorable vote being had on the prop
osition submitted by this order the!
shall be the custodians of the bond
when issued, aud shall deliver th'
same on the proceeds thereof to tn
said Ohio Valley Railway Co., onl!
when the terms and conditions con
tanned IN the proposition of the sait
Ohio Valley Railway Company hay'
been fully complied with by sai'
Company.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-08-09

"A gentleman interested in the
Sommerce of the great lakes says that
it is going rapidly to large hulls.
Twenty years ago propeller that
could carry $4,000 bushels Of grain or
200 tons of coal was considered a
monster, but there are many now in
the trade between Buffalo and Chica-
90 and Cleveland and Duluth that
carry over 100000 bushels Of grain in
single cargo. The Onoko. one OF
our great iron propelers, takes 12O,-
900 bushels Of oats in single cargo.
These large vessels are fast crowding
the smaller proprelers and sailing yes
els OF Of the lakes
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-08-09
ESTABLISHED 1850.
The Evansville
Commercial : College
lastituG. d Business Training.

This old and tried institution has had very
large attendance this winter. both ofladies AMI
gentlemen, and no wonder, for II 10 one OF the
most thorough and reliable Business COLLEGES
in the West. Prof. S. N. Curnick, the prncl'
nal ia thoroughly conversant with business
practices and ofice work, az he was for ~ years
connected with tho Wholesale business Of Ey-
earefully conducted on practical business prin-
cipies. Book Keeping, Penmanship, business
Mathematics, s,Correspondences, business EoTlns
Banking. Trading, Short hand, Type WritinP,
student receives u reliable business education
worth ten timeBits cost. Those Wishing com
mercial course, lady or gentleman, should az
once take n scholarship. References hundreds
OF Young men in this and adjoining counties;
Apply by letter or in person to 5. N. CUh-
NICK, Cor. Bird and Main Streets, evansville,
Indiana. Mch'"
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dollars, under the vote Of the people
of said city on the 10Th day of June
1856, and the money shall not be paid
nor the bonds delivered under this
subscription until said release is OBJ
tanned.
Condition seventh: When the
bonds of said Hopkinsville district
are issued and delivered TO the Ohio
Valley Railway Company as provided,
or when said company shall have in
lieu thereof received the one hundred
thousand dollars as provided, the said
Ohio Valley Railway Company shall
deliver TO the trustees named in order
of the Court, a certificate or certific-
ates of stock for one thousand shares
of one hundred dollars each of its
capital stock TO be delivered to the
Hopkinsville district.
Ono VALLEY RAILWAY Co,
by z. &. KELSEY,
President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
CONSI,IN ES.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandinn
and lana ng--H NJ, err \ Bros. II DanCy
Ii VI Conner ~ 60, w W Gordon n Go, NJ NJ
sullivan, NJ King, Lee Roy Myers, Wecd ~
; GucEcnhelmer " son, Jno flannery 4 Co
Colat Bros, GODS TO, kAvanauhh n b, A
nsleln, \ LETTER, Hui,
PerCnarleslOn and savannah Rv. Jan %
Transfer ONCE. havanuugh X Il, JnO Grimm
W GOrd n n Go. ~ a Avcilhe, { l. Mon
tigue ~ co, Nj FersI " Co, NJ , hendereo
! Wi Ilams. II Myer- Il Bros Brunu n NJ
Mrs j II Chnch, j & rhomI son, Riescr " 5. /
\ Nj Schroeder. ii Wlnhers, Ellis, a 90
Benuhelm Bros Co, McCill is & NJ.
Per savannah. Florida ana Western Rv
Jan 21-Iranster Once. Jno Flannery n TO
\ A Avclihe, w ID SlmkIhs. Miss Belle Tl-on
A II hampton, McDor ough Il co, A Letter
W sharpe, Dale, u n co, j IA Clarke a Go
SINGER Mig Co. Nj Henderson, Moss Cha
Gordon. II Murphy, O. ady. Del 4 Co, h ]
Rob rLs, II Myers n Bros Lee Roy MYERS. [
Fulton, = Herman, E Gefrc EN-, K Kirk,
and. W Nj er III Olom IN " son, j + vii
Jackson,C l. j nes, Ellis Y X Go. Butler 4 )
W Gordon Co. Woods Co, VI Farley
Baldwin * Co ID Daucy, Garnet. ) Il co
ierron Il q, g Walter Il 60.
Per Central Railroad. Jan ~ Fordg Agt
JnO tlannery n Go. ii ii Conner Il co. Order
f NJ FARLEY, BALDWIN 4 Co. } Wood q Bro
warren A, NJ Macican, j Hooks, J E Cote
man. t' IRON g, Garnett, $ n Co, L i Bond
! { Thompson. J = Wuiams. II Bitch, " II
hehOe %, u y McAlpIn, Bond, II X L, } "
seward, Harmon y &, Decker y f, } Khey
Grady, Del o. Wilcox, q Il co. l. Pu1Zel
u arson 4 $. W G Jackson, Z Vi Gilbert n "
Jn0 \irol- n ir. j Hamlet. W - Slm,ins.
bonner, tcndersOn. a MINIS Il sons.
OimBteHd. Z II Carson, = anter- Rice Mia Co
Frank Il Go. + ~ Tnumsun, Peacock. Ii vt q
tlne. \ Il co, Iuddcu ~ Is, DC ia -uu ~ CO
NJ Ferst Go. Guckennelmer h son.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Jan, y, noon. --Consols 700 lilo.
NEW YORK. Jan, y, Doon.-Stocks duh and
heHvy. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
long. 81 S3ztgl 81, snort. 81 o7dg4 S5L.
State bonds neglected. Government bonds
duii but steady.
500 y. m.-rxchange firm to strong at
81 swat ~. Money easy ~ . CaIls per
cent, closing offered Nat. Sub-Trea -ury
balances-God. Sl3hjll.O0 currency, Sls =
$4,000. Government bonds du. but steady
four per cents. i2S'S: three per cents. 100
UlO. stale bonds neglected..
The stock market lO-dav occupied lower
range OF values than on Yesterday. and with
OF prices was generally downward, although
final dec ines "A most ca - are not equhl TO
thuse recorded AZ the opening. The news OF
the day W4s mixed in It's character, and IN
the lresent deposition Of operators here TO 10
nothing for the resent had little or no effect
upon vAlues. The general feeling in cOnse-
qucuce oil the unsatisfactory cOnditlo OF the
coal trade amt un crtalnty IN regard to the
effects OF The interstate Comm rec bill, Is
ra her IN favor of lower prices, The lmme-
q ate causes affecting the market to- day were
sales OF several BLOCKS OF stock Tor London
account, tie usual hanmerinR by room
traders upon amy appearance OF outside re- l.
ing. and realization for accounts OF profess
slDnals. A good support, however, was gwen
to several -pecalltes by the bulls, and the
operations OF the bears during The day were
about ueutraiiZed. The market 10 stll to a
large extent circumsCribed. and room traders
and prOfe- ionals nave n monopoly OF the
trading. The stocks in when LOndl IS most
part Icuiarly interested were generally q
heaviest sufferers io-day and sterling ex-
change rates were again advanced as con
sequpncc OF the sAles or securities for foreign
accOu {. After tae nrst hour the IN Hrket pre-
seated very little feature ard fluctuations
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y
New YORK Jan 25-Cleared, schr 3 / Haz-
zard. smith GeoT getOwn, Z. and Port Har-
sailed. bark Patmos CNor). Fernandina
Antwerp, Jan 43-Arrlvcd, bark Julia II
dr. Calvert. Apala nicola.
Havre, Jan 22-Arrlved, bark Triton Ger
Witte. Savannah.
Liverpool. Jan 24-Arrived, ship Iris (Br)
DAVIS. Pensacola.
Lizard, Jan Passed steamship Hart
burn tRr) Dennis savannah for Amsterdam
Prawle Point. Jan 25-Passed. steamship
UppinCham (Br), Newcomb, Savannah for
Bremen.
para, Dec 3O-sailed, bark Johannes Foss
Nor. Josephsrn, savannah.
Baltimore, Jan 25-Cleared, schrs City OF
Jacksonville. Stlllwell. jacksonville; City oi
Baltimore, Tawes, do; Lewis Cottingham,
Whitaker, Pensac0a. latter sailed.
Brunswick. Jan 25-Arrlyed. bark Lima
Nor, Olsen, Liverpool: schr LAME Cobb
Cobb, Porto Rico.
Jacksonville. Jan 22-Arrived at Fort
George. schr- Nellie Roke-. Thompson. 81
Augustine; Ridgewood. Weaver. do.
Kew West Jan 2j-Arrived, steamer Hutch
inson, Baker, New Orleans tand sailed for
Havana; schr julia Elizabeth lBri, Ingra-
Pensacola. Jan 25-Arrlved, ship Sabine
Nor, Borgesen, London; Reciprocity (BrJ,
Jones, Liverpool; bark SIlas Fish, Covert,
Havapa.
Cleared. barks Osmo Rus, Kyntzell. san
Felin de GuiXnls; E-ploratore tltaD, LpngO-
hardi. Rosario; schr \ d Lamson, smith
Philadelphia.
Phuade phia, Jan 25-Arrived, schr ROYAL
Arch, Hawley, savannah.
Delaware Break water. Jan A-Salled. schrs
Lucie Wheatley, Phllad 'lphia for Jackson
vile; Mary a Hall, Philadelphia for FerDan-
dina.
fernandna, Jan 27-Arrived, schr ST John,
Gilmore. PM Adeiphia.
Cleared, brig ADseia, Mitchell, Barbados
schr Almeda valley, Copeland, New York
No 4 Arr Il ttpes
and Helvetia. Liverpool; Devonia, Glasgow;
Australia. Hamburg.
Arrived out, strs Vera. from New York for
Bremen: CITY Of Chester, from New YORK tor
Liverpool; Ass ria. from New ork for Liv-
,rpool; W scOnsin, from New York for Liver
uuol
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28

MAY S49 s@sSs4c. closed at $3.50. Corn, Janu-
airy delivery 55's@3oc. closed At S5c; May
denvery rs s(G2iasc, closed al 25ssc; Nav S0l4
(GSoc, closed at so &C. Pork. January delivery
Sl2 60Cpl2 Az. closed at sl247IS; May $l2 SIS
"a 3 els. closed at sl2 IN. Lard, January
delivery Sc 5O@6 is, closed at$9 IS; Nav 50 20
90 IS. closed at IS IS. Short ribs. January
delivery 6 371S6D6 S21Sc. closed at 6 S5c; May
6 seas axe. closed at soc.
BALTIMoRE. Jan. 27.-Flour quiet and
steady: Howard street ana Western SUPER
fine 81 5O(DS 20. extra 81 1898 20 family 81 10
IA IS. CITY mills superhne SO 50lp3 o.. ex
ira So 1908 90; Rio brands 81 s70p5 90. Wheat
Southern steady and quiet; Western lower.
@eSc: No. Western winter req. on spot 81 .
@9l9sc Corn-Southern nrmer; Western
easier; southern. white 47(14sc, yellow 47(b4Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27.--flour steady and un-
changed. Vince t lower; No. , red. cash Sic,
Way delivery S57s0S7c. osed at s5]s(GS6c.
Corn DUH. weak aud lower than Yesterday {;
NJ , mixed, cash 34@3I7sc, May delivery
1857 sCG37I4c. closed at 81, &C asked. Oats weak
ana lower; No. 2 mixed. cash 27ssc, Nav de
livery 293sc. Whisky steady at 81 10. Wool
steady unchanged. Provisions active and
very strong: Mess PORK, SIP IS. LARD. 40.
Bulk meats-boNeG lots long clear 10@7 00c,
short ribs 05G87 l5c, short clear 95(D7 SOC
CINCINNATI. Jan. 25.-Flour quiet but
steady Wheat easier; NJ. red, 81 qtDS5 .
Corn quiet. Oats duh. Pork quiet at $i8 90.
Lard firm at 45c. Bulk meats uuiet. Whisky
easier AT 81 ID. Hogs active and firm; com
mon and light 81 coat 30; packing and butch:
ers "a 1905 p.
LoUIsvILLE.Jan 27.-Gran quiet: Wheat,
No. 2, red ~ &c. { rn, 10. > mi Ncd SIC. Oats,
No. ?, Sic. Provisions firm: Bacon, clear rib
SIDES O0C clear sides 737 &c, shoulders 5 SOC.
Bulk meats. clear rib sides 6 soc, clear sides
75c. shoulders l2lac. Mess pork sl2 Is.
Hams, sugar cured Sl075 Lard. choice leaf
I 75c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Markets all un-
changed.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, noon.-SpIrlts turpen-
tine duh at 3a9S9lac. kosln dun at 81 GOA
10.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine duh at soc.
RuSln uull.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 27.-Sprits turpentin.
steady ~ 3514c. Rosln steady, good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 27.-Spirits turpentinc
steady at 351ac. Roslp firm: strained 75c. good
strained S0s. Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard $l 90; yellow Dup anu viz
gin 81 40.
NEW Yong Ian u -Rire n, ark of stpadv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
FouND AFsHit YEATS.
Blown into AiHb ma by Cycion
and E,tuvned to Georgia.
from The u hin iGn.J Ne,os.


and H,turned to Georgia.
iron, the II i6Fa tGa.) Ne,os.
About he nrst OF this month a negro by
the name OF Montgomery knng carried to
A bel A. Wright, the jeweier, a PnIl0ma-
tbean badge to b9 repaired. Mr.. Wright
at once saw that the name Of Anna Hum
Der was enRraVen on the back of the
badge, and asked the negro where
he got it. and received the reply
that his wife had found it IN Alabama.
Mr.. Wright al once wrO'e to Prof. We.
Bass, OF Wesleyan Female College, to
know il he had such a pupIl, and received
tie reply that in Io5I-60 ut mad puEil by
mat name, but believed that she va
dad, and Col. r. Z. Humber, OF Eaton
ton, was brother, ana would be inter-
ested IN tie badEe.
Mr.. Wright a; once wrote to Col. Hum
Der and received the TO owing reply:
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA, Jan. Is, 1887.
.nr. ibel 4. VIRGIN, Il tdiR, G0..
DEAR SIR-YUur letter of Jan. IS, d.
rected 20 Anne numb +, has been tor
warded by Postmaster at EatOutOn TO me
for answer. 1 mad "A sIst,r Annie (nOw
deceased who was a student OF W esleVau
Cole e, Macon, Ga, in tue tiities. Sle
belonged 10 the Adelphian or PhIloma.
tHehn society, ana Inc badge may he
hers. had daughter. Emily II. Hum
Der, to graduate at same College a few
years ago, a she had a badge of the
Adeiphiaus, which was lost in cyclone
in 1884, and never recovered, perhaps II
Is hers. she is now Mrs. J. II. White,
savannah, Ga. | reier YOU to Hon. ID. j.
Bailey as to who am. Yours. truly,
X. &. HUMBER.
1t is supposed that this badge was
blown away in the cyclone Of 1884 70 A "a
bRma, where 1t was found by MOntgOm-
cry Kings wIte. Col. W. I. Trammell
will Ct the badge aud return it to ite
rightful owner. THIS IL not the first piece
OF jewelry that Mr.. Wright has been in
strumental IN restoring to its owner, and
on this occasion he will certainly receive
the thanks of those TO whom such an ap-
preciated Keepsake IL being returned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28

Per steamer 81 Nicnolas. from Fernan ANA
and landings-56 bales cotton. 10 sack rice,
bales hides. bbl apples. . boxes snuf, bale
bags, bbl- terapius, pkg sbOvels, ] bit wax,
Per ChArle.to ana Savannah Ry, Jan 81
7 bales cotton. ~ cars guano, llO Obla rice. 2
cars ay, so sacks 60 ton seei. 81 sacks rice.
II bbls tallow. 40 boxes tobacco, y bbis rOslb,
2l5 caldes tobacco. bale hides. and mdse.
Per savannah. F1orida and Western nv.
Jan H--22i Dales cotton. 10 cara lumber. 1905
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28

Capt Knott. of schr Sarah smith. from
JaCt sonville. at New York. reports Jan 10.
Bodies Island, bearing WSW % mirs. pas ed
the wreck of "A large vessel, apparently new,
bottom up, netaled high. TOP painted back.
The wreck lies directly in the track OF vesre 4
bound south. and Il n dangerous obstruc ion
TO navigation.
Bermuda. Jan 2o-Bark treyr Nor. Olsen,
into this port IN distress. mas been abanuoned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Gate City, Hedge, Boston
G. NJ Surrel.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Snow, Baltimore
j 3 " est * 60.
Steamship Norfolk (Brl. WoOlston, Liver
pOoi-Wllder X co.
Bark Carin Sw}, Westerlund, Havre-
Hoist K Co.
Bark Felix Mendelssohn GER, Wahmann
LiverpOOi-IlO st 4 60.
Bark Ragna NorJ, Pettersen. Charleston. in
balHsL-lIulst Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
ARRIvED RELOW YESTERDAY.

Bark AutOcrat Brl, Scott. Buenos Ayres.
in halIa t-Richardsun Il Btrnard.
Bark Leonida lItalJ, Trapani, London, in
ballast--Master.
Bark Pal las Gallien yBr). Davis. barbados.
in ballast--Pat erson, Downing Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
FRIDAY. Jan -. 1851.
ARRIVED YM,rERDAN.

Steamship CITY OF savannah, Smith, New
York; NJ Sorrel.
Bark Sorride.en tSor), Petersen. Liver
pool, with salt-Hols h co.
4rk Amaranth lNor), Berentsen. Mar
settles. in DallHeI-Master.
steamer ST Nicholas. Usina, DarIen, Doboy,
Brunswick and Fernandiua-C Williams.
Agent.
Steamer Pope Catlin. Swift, Darien. Dobov,
Brun- WICK and Fernandina-James Swift.
Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28
PA SSENEERS

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Batl-
more-Phlp sherry, Harry Fisher. Il b
auturl.
Per steamer 81 Nicholas. from Fernandlna
anu IaEdinGs-S trtcdclne, " y Postcll
Lulian Anderson, Mro ID ) Sinclair, and J
deck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28

Per Steamship Gate CITY. for Boston-965
bales cotton. 81 bales domestics and yarns, 81
hbls rice, 63 Ghs ros'n, 1852 Ga es hides. $1,000
feet lumber, l47 hbls sprlts turpeuune, IVA
5dls hides. % bbls o sters. - casks clay. l26
tons pig iron, 81 bbls and 1881 boxes oranges,
lao pkgs sundrIes.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for BaltI-
l45 DaleS sea island cotton. 100 Ohl~ rice, Jos
hhls rosin. A. Opis spirits turpsntine, ROT. :
leather. 70 bds hides 20 bales domestic "A OO0
feet lumb r, pkgs mise, 81 bb fresh fish.
Per steamship Norfolk tBrl. for Li'eruo 'l-
$500 bales up ana cotton. weighing 2,65O,9li
pounds. Is tons cotton seed.
Per bark arm ,Swl, Err Havre-l.2 POI bales
upland COTTON, weighing 56l ,Ni6 pounds.
Fer bark FelN Meude ssOhn (Ger), for LiN-
erpOo' - 1875 bales upland cotton, weighing
l,A5,M7 pounds; $50 bags cotton seed, weigh
ing l09,s92 pounds
Per scar Thos p Bal, for Perth Amboy-959
feet lumber (addltonaD- MIC Donough ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-28

bits rosln so bbls spirit, turpentlne. so bA
and 6.s02 boXre e. anges. ears coal, t bale
notes la es hid bbl syrun, and mise
Per Central Railroad. Jan 2I-l,I5 OaleS
cot on. - bales warns. 50 bales domesUcs. llN
bales hi les, rolls leather, pkg tohacco, 80
pkgs pa err l,549 lbs bacon, 500 bhls rOsln. lao
lbs fruit, 700 bushe 3 oats, 1914 bales ha,,
Dbl whisky. / car brick, is pkgs hardware, y
cases and bbls eggs, | car coal, 800 bhls Hour.
Il pkgs furuiture S.69S bushels corn, % mead
cattle, 2 cars lumber. sacks rice, pkgs ma
chlEerv. Obs syrup. ~ tons pig iron, car
poultry bbls homes. 1853 pkgs mdse, 2 pk 3
junk, pkg emptie7 sacks nuts
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nEpARrEn YEsrERDAY.

steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Blur and
waylaudings w + Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Pope CatIn. Swift. Darlen, Doboy,
Fcrnandina and Bruins ick-JamCs swift,
Manager.
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sAtLED YNSrEnDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee. New York. Not
preyinusly.J
steamship Gate City. Boston.
steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
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Mill timber 81 below these hgures.


LUMBER-By Sail-There are no arrivals OF
disengaged tonnage for this week and the
number Of vessels in pert is very much re-
ducrd. We note a demand for vessels
especially for Baltimore loading. Ereighr
limits are from 81 50 to 81 from this and the
near Georgia ports to the chesapeake ports.
PhladolphIA. New York, sound ports and
eastward. Timher at 50ca$l higher than lum =
Der rates To the West Indies and wIndward,
nominal to South America, Sl3a14 to Span
i-h ard Mediterranean ports. Sllal2; TO
United KrnRdQm for orders, limb r. 27a28s
lumuer, e. is e"m-to New York, 81; to
Phi q elpht4, s.; to Boston, 8.
NAVAL STONES Firm. FOreign-COrk, etc.
for ORDERS IS ID and, or IS: Adriatic. rOsin.
3 I'D; Genoa, rosln, IS. COastWise-
steam TO Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 an spirits;
to New oTk. resin soc. spirits soc: 10 Phiia
delphia, rosin 3Oc, spirits SOC; TO Ba tin ore,
rO-in DC. spirits zoe.
CoTToN-By >team-Market is easy; offer
ing tonnage n good AuD Nv.
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Sg,ppiun Iutrll:ornrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THlo DAY.
SUERT5ES ...........--...... .+.... ......- $50
SUN SETS. ..... ......... . 10
HIGH ArER at Savannah. 1889 Il:27 pm
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COUNTRY PRODUCE,

POULTRY-Markets steady: demand good
for grown; half to three-qugrters grown IN
llEht request. EGGS-Market firm with
good demand and in light supply. PEANUTS
Ample STOCK; demand fair; market firm
and advancing. SUGAR Georgia and
Florida nominal; none IN market
Honey-NO demand; nominal, SWEET Po-
TAToEs-Scarce; receipts very light; demand
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NoTICETO MARINERS.


Gloucester. Mass. Jan A-The iron spindle
on Black Rock Ledge has been knocked on.